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Download Heartland Championship 2012 Heartland Championship match schedule Current as at 11 July 2012 All details are subject to change Home team is listed first KICK DATE MATCH VENUE TOWN OFF WEEK 1 25 August 2.30pm Mid Canterbury v Wanganui Ashburton Showgrounds Ashburton Horowhenua Community Trust 25 August 2.30pm Horowhenua Kapiti v Poverty Bay Levin Levin Domain 25 August 2.30pm Buller v Thames Valley Victoria Square Westport 25 August 2.30pm East Coast v West Coast Whakarua Park Ruatoria 25 August 2.30pm King Country v North Otago Rugby Park Te Kuiti 25 August 1.00pm Wairarapa Bush v South Canterbury Trust House Memorial Park Masterton WEEK 2 1 September 2.30pm South Canterbury v East Coast Alpine Energy Stadium Timaru 1 September 2.30pm Poverty Bay v Wairarapa Bush More FM Rugby Park Gisborne 1 September 2.30pm West Coast v King Country Rugby Park Greymouth 1 September 2.30pm Wanganui v Horowhenua Kapiti Cooks Gardens Wanganui 1 September 2.00pm Thames Valley v Mid Canterbury Paeroa Domain Paeroa 1 September 2.30pm North Otago v Buller Whitestone Contracting Stadium Oamaru WEEK 3 8 September 2.30pm East Coast v Buller Whakarua Park Ruatoria 8 September 2.30pm West Coast v Wairarapa Bush Rugby Park Greymouth 8 September 2.30pm Wanganui v Poverty Bay Cooks Gardens Wanganui 8 September 2.30pm South Canterbury v Thames Valley Alpine Energy Stadium Timaru 8 September 2.30pm King Country v Horowhenua Kapiti Owen Delany Park Taupo 8 September 2.30pm Mid Canterbury v North Otago Ashburton Showgrounds Ashburton WEEK 4 15 September 2.30pm Wairarapa Bush v Wanganui Trust House Memorial Park Masterton 15 September 2.30pm Horowhenua Kapiti v Thames Valley Paraparaumu Domain Paraparaumu 15 September 2.30pm Buller v King Country Victoria Square Westport 15 September 2.30pm Poverty Bay v West Coast More FM Rugby Park Gisborne 15 September 2.30pm Mid Canterbury v East Coast Ashburton Showgrounds Ashburton 15 September 2.00pm North Otago v South Canterbury Whitestone Contracting Stadium Oamaru NEW ZEALAND RUGBY UNION INCORPORATED WEEK 5 22 September 2.00pm Thames Valley v King Country Boyd Park Te Aroha Horowhenua Community Trust 22 September 2.30pm Horowhenua Kapiti v West Coast Levin Levin Domain 22 September 2.30pm South Canterbury v Buller Alpine Energy Stadium Timaru 22 September 2.30pm East Coast v Wanganui Whakarua Park Ruatoria 22 September 2.30pm North Otago v Poverty Bay Whitestone Contracting Stadium Oamaru 22 September 2.30pm Wairarapa Bush v Mid Canterbury Trust House Memorial Park Masterton WEEK 6 29 September 2.30pm Wanganui v North Otago Cooks Gardens Wanganui 29 September 2.30pm King Country v Wairarapa Bush Owen Delany Park Taupo 29 September 2.30pm West Coast v Mid Canterbury Rugby Park Greymouth 29 September 2.30pm Buller v Horowhenua Kapiti Victoria Square Westport 29 September 2.00pm Thames Valley v East Coast Paeroa Domain Paeroa 29 September 2.30pm Poverty Bay v South Canterbury More FM Rugby Park Gisborne WEEK 7 6 October 2.30pm West Coast v South Canterbury Rugby Park Greymouth 6 October 2.30pm East Coast v King Country Whakarua Park Ruatoria 6 October 2.30pm Wairarapa Bush v North Otago Trust House Memorial Park Masterton 6 October 2.30pm Wanganui v Buller Cooks Gardens Wanganui 6 October 2.00pm Mid Canterbury v Horowhenua Kapiti Ashburton Showgrounds Ashburton 6 October 2.00pm Thames Valley v Poverty Bay Paeroa Domain Paeroa WEEK 8 13 October 2.30pm Buller v West Coast Victoria Square Westport 13 October 2.30pm Poverty Bay v East Coast More FM Rugby Park Gisborne Horowhenua Community Trust 13 October 2.30pm Horowhenua Kapiti v Wairarapa Bush Levin Levin Domain 13 October 2.30pm King Country v Wanganui Rugby Park Te Kuiti 13 October TBA South Canterbury v Mid Canterbury Alpine Energy Stadium Timaru 13 October 2.30pm North Otago v Thames Valley Whitestone Contracting Stadium Oamaru WEEK 9 – Semi Finals for Meads Cup and Lochore Cup LOCHORE CUP SEMI FINALS 5th ranked team from pool round v 20 October TBA 8th ranked team from pool round 6th ranked team from pool round v 20 October TBA th 7 ranked team from pool round MEADS CUP SEMI FINALS Top ranked team from pool round v 21 October 1.05pm 4th ranked team from pool round 2nd ranked team from pool round v 21 October 3.35pm rd 3 ranked team from pool round WEEK 10 – Finals for Meads Cup and Lochore Cup MEADS CUP FINAL 27 October 1.35pm Winner Semi 1 v Winner Semi 2 LOCHORE CUP FINAL 28 October 2.35pm Winner Semi 1 v Winner Semi 2 .
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